Sure, you may fail, but if you learn from your experience in the long-term you will succeed.

This means that if you try to sell your home and you fail to do so it must be off the market for 30 days before you can attempt a cash out refi.

Also, he has failed to pay his rent this month.

So maybe have them put up their down payment money in escrow, with a hard core agreement that you will get that money if they fail to close?

I try not to let the instant success stories frustrate me because I think most of them fail after a couple years because they didnt have the experience to handle the crazy things that happen in this business.

And, of course, the "public unit deposits" are to be fully protected at all costs - it's how that goes, too.I'd suggest it's COLD out there on the New Frontier today:http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09053.htmlCape Fear of North Carolina's been handed to a South Caronlina Savings and Loan - somebody's running out of willing and able Banks to buy the failed banks.

The worst thing we can do is fail and if you have GOD then you've already won!!

There are no decisions for them to make.If Ralph is correct that you are the buyers agent, and the buyer made you aware they could not get financing before the loan commitment deadline, but you failed to formally and correctly terminate the contract then I think you personally are on the hook for the buyer's earnest money.

What do you all feel that a good price for a HVAC unit to be.The house had been used as sort of a club for the neighborhood kids until I started rehabbing it and the unit was supposed to be included in the contractors plans, but was not specifically listed.It is a good company, but I failed to notice that it was not specifically included in the quote, even though we discussed it.

I bought a house the other day and it had a houseinspection and the inspection failed because it needs a new breaker box( 100 amp) The job need to be done by a certified electician.